Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

After Camryn adjusted her mood, she gave her younger brother a hug.

Trenton glanced at his brother-in-law, quite unnaturally, and a little worried that his brother-in-law would be jealous.

He heard that this prospective brother-in-law was very domineering.

However, he was the younger brother, so the brother-in-law should be able to tolerate it.

When he was young, the eldest sister was very indifferent to him on the surface and didn’t want to talk to him.

But when he fell down, the eldest sister would show a distressed look, and would help him up, hold him in her arms, and softly coax him not to cry.

Trenton had always liked the eldest sister since he could remember.

When he found himself falling down, only his cold eldest sister would show warmth.

He liked wrestling very much. Only in that way, the eldest sister would care about him and coax him. In his memory, the eldest sister’s embrace was thin but full of warmth.

child, he never understood why his mother had a bad attitude towards his eldest sister, nor why his eldest

realized that the eldest sister was not born to his

same mother, his mother

rush over to defend his eldest sister whenever he saw his mother abusing or even beating

badly, nor could he see his

mood, and suggested to his mother to send him to a closed school and not let

of his parents, and his parents must love him, but in order not to let him protect his eldest sister, they really sent him to a closed school, even if it

time Trenton was able to go home, he

sister was killed so much that she lost her light and almost lost her life. Thanks to the aunt Azalea who found it when she returned to her mother’s house, she

all the past, Trenton felt guilty, blamed himself, and missed his eldest sister’s

“Miss.”

if his brother-in-law would be jealous, so

The siblings let go.

vacation. In the future, I will be a sensible person. Parents and second sister,

that I couldn’t accept that you sent my parents in with your own hands for a while, so I avoided you, didn’t meet you, and